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predictable

/prɪˈdɪk.tə.bəl/

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adjective

/prɪˈdɪk.tə.bəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что можно узнать или угадать заранее, часто подразумевая отсутствие неожиданности или оригинальности.

Describes something that can be known or guessed in advance, often implying a lack of surprise or originality.

  1. Capable of being foretoldB2formal

    Able to be known or guessed in advance based on patterns or evidence.

    ruПредсказуемый

    • The outcome of the experiment was predictable given the data.
    • Her reaction was predictable after hearing the news.
    • The weather in this region is highly predictable during summer.

    Synonymscalculableexpectedforeseeableprobable

    Antonymsincalculablesurprisingunexpectedunforeseeableunpredictable

  2. Lacking originality or surpriseB2informal

    Behaving or occurring in a way that is expected and often boring.

    ruПредсказуемый

    • His jokes are so predictable; I always know the punchline.
    • The movie's plot was predictable and unexciting.
    • She finds his predictable routine a bit dull.

    Synonymsbanaldullexpectedforeseeableformulaicordinaryroutinetediousunimaginativeunoriginal

    Antonymscreativeinnovativeoriginalsurprisingunexpectedunpredictable

Forms
  • more predictable comparative form
  • most predictable superlative form
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